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For Love of Recovery

A monthly dose of hope designed to help siblings and their families better navigate their loved one’s substance use.

Podcast · By Dominique Dajer · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    "I was convinced I could save my brother": Loving through recovery and relapse (with Azlyn Belisle) (opens the original)

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    At 16, when most teens are trying to figure out high school, friendships, and who they want to become, Azlyn became convinced it was her job to help save her brother who was struggling with addiction. She covered for him. Kept tabs on him. Tried to protect him from consequences. Tried to protect her family. And when he went to rehab, she struggled with the idea of letting go of the role she had spent years playing. But recovery wasn’t linear. Neither was relapse. And neither was Azlyn’s own jour

  2. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Their addiction treatment isn't working—now what? A family’s guide to harm reduction (with Dr. Sheila Vakharia) (opens the original)

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    Drug tests. Revolving doors of rehabs. On and off the street. Judges, and parole officers — to families waiting and hoping for something to change. When a loved one’s treatment is dictated by external forces, why doesn’t it “work”, and what does it look like when it does? Dr. Sheila Vakharia — researcher, social worker, and author of The Harm Reduction Gap — has worked inside outpatient treatment centers, drug courts, and needle exchange programs, giving her a rare, ground-level view of what act

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